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List of Accepted Abstracts for Oral Presentation (Batch 1)


1. Angelica Joyce Samson (UP Diliman/CIIT)- Cycling through Transformation: A Phenomenological Analysis of Bike Commuters Navigating Pandemic Challenges and Climate Change in the Philippines

2. Dr. Sheldon Ives Agaton (Eastern Visayas State University) - The Resilience of the Mananggiti and the Resurgence of Tuba: Ten Years after Super Typhoon Haiyan

3. Dennis Bautista (Leyte Normal University) - Tempus Fugit: Stories of Resilience and Triumph in the aftermath of Typhoon Yolanda ten years after

4. Ninoval Pacaol, Fettilyn Grace Cuartela & Mary Eimeren Tumulak (Barauen Community College) - Attitudes, Intentions and Barriers towards Plant Based Diet: A Discourse with Filipino Students

5. Ninoval Pacaol, Fettilyn Grace Cuartela & Mary Eimeren Tumulak (Barauen Community College) - The In(visibility) of Planetary Health in Philippine Higher and Basic Education: Musings of Filipino Teachers

6. Givheart Dano (Tangub City College) - "Two roads Diverged in a Wood and I - I took the one Less Traveled by": Private Life and Social Ethics

7. Archil Daug (MSU-IIT) - Being and Authenticity in Cyberpunk 2077: A Heideggerian Analysis

8. Rev. Fr. Mart James Precillas (Diocese of Butuan) - Attempts of School Community System to Pope Francis Laudato Si: Integrating Ethical Theories towards Sustainable Peace Pathways

9. Harry Dave Villasor (Cor Jesu College) - Natural Language Processing: Employing Sentiment Analysis on the Public Voice of Filipinos during Crisis Situations

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